Gunflint Trail Things To Do and See:
Food scene
This is the gem of the Gunflint when it comes to food and drinks. Make sure to call ahead for a reservation, as they can be quite busy in the summer.
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Poplar Haus Wine and Spirits
7890 Gunflint TrailThis is the gem of the Gunflint when it comes to food and drinks. Make sure to call ahead for a reservation, as they can be quite busy in the summer.
Trail Center At Poplar Lake
7611 Gunflint TrailHungry Jack Lake
Great Lake to paddle! They also have a bar and restaurant.
Gunflint Lodge
143 S Gunflint Lake RdMust have their Walleye chowder!
White Pine Lodge
Artisan pizzas, beer and wine located just across the bay.
Hiking Trails:
Magnetic Rock trail is a 3 mile easy hike. Magnetic rock is a 60-foot rock with strong magnetic attraction. Bring your compass and test the magnetism. You will see past disturbances: 1999 blowdown, 2002 prescribed burn, and 2007 Ham Lake wildfire. The trail connects with the Gunflint Lake trails. Use a map for hiking past Magnetic Lake.
Magnetic Lake
Magnetic Rock trail is a 3 mile easy hike. Magnetic rock is a 60-foot rock with strong magnetic attraction. Bring your compass and test the magnetism. You will see past disturbances: 1999 blowdown, 2002 prescribed burn, and 2007 Ham Lake wildfire. The trail connects with the Gunflint Lake trails. Use a map for hiking past Magnetic Lake.
Check hours before heading there! at mile 52.4. Enjoy the historic lodge and museum, watercraft exhibit, nature trails, and more.
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Chik-Wauk Museum and Nature Center
28 Moose Pond DrCheck hours before heading there! at mile 52.4. Enjoy the historic lodge and museum, watercraft exhibit, nature trails, and more.
Hike or backpack on the 65-mile Border Route Trail, which was the first long-distance, wilderness backpacking and hiking trail in Minnesota built by volunteers. It traverses the Canadian border and cuts through the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness.
Border Route Hiking Trail
Border Route Hiking TrailHike or backpack on the 65-mile Border Route Trail, which was the first long-distance, wilderness backpacking and hiking trail in Minnesota built by volunteers. It traverses the Canadian border and cuts through the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness.
Caribou Rock – Take this 8-mile out-and-back trail for numerous vistas overlooking the inland lakes of the Superior National Forest. Start with a great view of West Bearskin Lake. Connect with the Border Route Trail. Turn on Hungry Jack Road at mile 29 to reach the trailhead.
West Bearskin Lake
Caribou Rock – Take this 8-mile out-and-back trail for numerous vistas overlooking the inland lakes of the Superior National Forest. Start with a great view of West Bearskin Lake. Connect with the Border Route Trail. Turn on Hungry Jack Road at mile 29 to reach the trailhead.
Honeymoon Bluff – This is a quick hike (mostly uphill) to a breathtaking view of Hungry Jack Lake. At mile 27.4 on the Gunflint Trail, take Clearwater Rd to the trailhead.
Honeymoon Bluff
Honeymoon Bluff – This is a quick hike (mostly uphill) to a breathtaking view of Hungry Jack Lake. At mile 27.4 on the Gunflint Trail, take Clearwater Rd to the trailhead.
Outfitter
A great resource for planning your BWCA trip. They will also fully outfit you for your trip.
Voyageur Canoe Outfitters
Gunflint TrailA great resource for planning your BWCA trip. They will also fully outfit you for your trip.
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I recommend fueling up in Grand Marais.
While there is gas available on the trail, it is more expensive and hours can be hit or miss.